Re: How to use a bunch of uses with just one use?

Just a side note on this:

$a = $b; # should give me an error/warning
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Actually, that’s a bad example:

17:47 >perl -Mstrict -Mwarnings -e "$a = $b; print qq[Bye!\n];"
Bye!

17:48 >
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$a and $b are “special package variables” used by sort and so not subject to the usual declaration rules. See perlvar.

Hope that helps,

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Re^2: How to use a bunch of uses with just one use? by BluePerl (Acolyte) on Aug 07, 2015 at 08:04 UTC
Hi, Thank you for your answer. My Question was about how to aggregate uses in one package and spread them acros my project. My example above was just to explain the problem. CPAN-s Toolkit module is close to my needs (see my answers below). Do you have a better solution? Best regards Blueperl	[reply]